NBA
The Kings equalized the Suns with a “triple” Sabonis, Vezenkov hardly had any problems
With Domantas Sabonis dominating under the two baskets and recording a triple-double, the Kings easily defeated the Suns 120-105. A few things from Vezenkov, who only stayed on the floor for 6 minutes.
The Kings were hoping for a good result after the heavy defeat against the Celtics a few days ago. The Suns were just… unlucky to be in front of them, with spirited Sacramento playing wonderful basketball and comfortably prevailing against Phoenix 120-105, even reaching +29 at times.
Sasha Vezenkov could not stand out. The veteran forward started in the Kings’ starting five in the second period, but was on the floor for just 3 minutes and 49 seconds before being benched, only to get up and play the final 2 minutes and 24 seconds as everything The final score was: 3 points on 1/1 three-pointers, 1 rebound, 1 foul and 1 foul in 6 minutes and 13 seconds of play.
The one who finished off the Kings, who now have a record of 17-10, was Domantas Sabonis, who dominated under the two baskets and finished the game with 28 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists. He was followed by De’Aaron Fox with 23 points, followed by Keegan Murray with 21 points and Harrison Barnes with 19 points.
For the Suns — now 14-14 and still in the hunt — Kevin Durant had 28 points and Devin Booker had 24 points.
THE DODECALEPTA: 35-30, 65-54, 103-84, 120-105
KINGS: Sabonis 28 (11 rebounds, 11 assists), Barnes 19 (4/8 three-pointers), Murray 21 (3/7 three-pointers), Fox 23 (2), Herter 13 (2/6 three-pointers), Lyles, Vezenkov 3 (1 ), Toscano-Anderson, Edwards, McGee 5, Mitchell, Monk 7, Duarte, Ellis 1
CHANCE: Durant 28 (2), Eubanks 2, Gordon, Allen 11 (3), Booker 24, Metu 10, Watanabe 2, Little 6, Azubuike 11 (11 rebounds), Ball 2, Lee 6, Goodwin 3
Source: sport 24
I’m a sports enthusiast and journalist who has worked in the news industry for over 8 years. I currently work as an author at Sportish and my work focuses mainly on sports news.